March 2018

Ignacio’s Kai Roubideaux shows a prime game face while going into a delivery during the first of two games Saturday, March 24, versus Sargent at IHS Field. Taking a tough loss on the hill, Roubideaux scattered three hits and struck out eight Farmers in five innings of work, but the Bobcats fell 2-1.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Farmers take tricky two from Bobcats

Keyon Alston gets the win by pinning his opponent in the Cortez Invitational in the Cortez Middle School Gym, Saturday, March 24.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Ignacio hit the Cortez mats

Wrestlers and coaches take the mat for a photo to end the 2018 Bobcat Duel at the Ignacio Middle School.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Bobcats host ‘take-down’ tourney

The Durango Steamers take center ice for a post game team photo with their hard earned second place Mt. Lincoln League Tourney banner.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Durango Youth Hockey place second at State

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

White leads Lady ’Cats at Warrior Invite

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Bobcat boys earn sixth at Warrior

Ignacio’s Johnny Valdez (13) races around Limon’s Camden Smithburg (5) during regional action inside IHS Gymnasium this season. Valdez was recently named Second Team All-2A.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

IHS’ Valdez voted Second Team All-2A

Ignacio’s Avionne Gomez flashes her ever-present smile during warm-ups, prior to the Lady Bobcats’ game versus Holyoke at the Class 2A State Championships in Loveland, Colo. She most recently starred in the CCGS All-State Games at Arvada West High School.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Gomez goes hard as CCGS All-Stater

Ignacio’s own Folklorico dancers perform at the Ignacio Elementary School Spring concert held at Ignacio High School’s auditorium.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Elementary sing in Spring concert

20 Years Ago: The Southern Ute Recreation Division took spring breakers Jeanette Frost, April Watts, Sarah Alires and Molly Bent to the Trimble Hot Springs to splash around in the swimming pool.
This photo first appeared in the March 27, 1998, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Many Moons Ago

The Southern Ute Veterans Association helped bring in the flags for the 44th annual Denver March Powwow, (l-r) Austin Box, Bruce LeClaire, and Rudly Weaver. The Powwow honors men and women who served in the armed forces. Held annually at the Denver Coliseum, this is Colorado’s largest powwow, drawing dancers from across Indian Country for the three day event.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Powwow returns to Denver for 44th year

Chairmen representing the three Ute tribes: Luke Duncan, Christine Sage and Herold Cuthair, stand together in solidarity following the Tri-Ute meeting in Denver. The meeting was hosted by the Uintah & Ouray Ute Indian Tribe at History Colorado, Friday, March 23.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Tri-Ute leaders convene in Denver

Southern Ute Tribal Council meets with representatives from the Southern Ute Growth Fund and Brian Daly of Terra Causa Capitol, Wednesday, March 21, during a tour of the Tribe's Candelas investment properties. Candelas is a large scale, master-planned community bordering Open Space in Arvada, Colorado.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Candelas comes to fruition with the motto ‘Life Wide Open’

Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute leadership stand together on the steps of the Colorado State Capitol, following a brief meeting with Governor John Hickenlooper.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Education and safety top priorities at CCIA

Southern Ute Vice-Chairman Cheryl Frost wraps Harley Everhart, EHS Technician III — Air Quality in a Pendleton blanket. Everhart received the first-place award for the Growth Fund’s annual Safety awards banquet.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Honoring safety & environment